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In Flesh Tones is sensitive, unsure and guarded, yet it's comfortable and inviting despite this.
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Consciousness is fleeting and I fall asleep knowing that tomorrow will be tough, but that the dreams to follow will be as soothing as the music that preceded them.
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A fuller, more measured affair, In Flesh Tones is an impeccable weaving of threads.
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This meandering quality might put off some listeners, but to my ears, Azeda Booth have figured out how to reconcile pop music's infectiousness with ambient music's nebulous aura, and have produced one of 2008's most unique and immediately pleasurable albums.
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Azeda Booth achieve with their style one of the best and most exciting grafts yet of pop with electronica.
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With a debut this promising, it’s hard to fault Azeda Booth too much for their relatively minor flaws.